( Mu) Fu Rong Ye - 芙蓉 叶 - Folium Hibsci
| Pharmaceutical Latin: | Folium Hibsci Folium Hibsci Mutabilis |
| Common English: | Hibiscus Leaf |
Category
Herbs that Regulate the Blood: Herbs that Clear Heat and Cool the BloodProperties
| Taste | Temperature | Entering Meridians | Dosage |
| Acrid | Neutral | Lung Liver | 6-18g |
Actions And Indications
| Actions | Indications/Syndromes |
Cools the Blood and expels toxins | Dermatological disorders characterized by Dampness, Heat and toxins Carbuncles, furuncles and sores Herpes zoster Conjunctivitis |
Resolves edema | Swelling, inflammation |
Alleviates pain | Burns, scalds, external and internal trauma |
Contraindications, Incompatibilities And Herb/Drug Interactions
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Major Combinations
Notes
- For external application, use as much as is needed.
- The powder can be mixed with other substances to form plasters.
- Crushing the fresh herb is another way to make the plasters.
- Research shows that it suppresses the growth of cancer cells.
- It is usually applied to pyogenic infections.
- It clears the Lungs, cools the Blood, clears Heat and resolves toxicity.
- It is reputed to clear pathogenic Wind, reduce Heat, cool the Blood and ease swelling.
- Carbuncles of every size, cellulitis, pyogenic infections and malignant boils are cured by it.
- When decocted in good wine, it cures mastitis completely.
- For consumptive diseases with coughing, stew 60-120g Fol. Hibisci Fu Rong Ye, 30g Hb. Pyrolae Lu Xian Cao and 30g Yellow sugar together with a pig's heart and lung and a little salt.
